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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1963
Page
5
Homemakers Forum by Irene Lary discusses plastic laminates that simulate natural woods like cherry mahogany and teak. Laminates offer decorative effects high gloss textures and resist heat stains and scratches, with four finish options and long wear.
Miss Dorothy Hatm hosted the AAUW Music Group at Hahn home in Ash Wisconsin. Mazie Halbeet performed piano pieces by Cyril Scott and Claude Debussy. Runyan sang two whistling solos, and Dorothy Hahn offered piano solos and led folk songs. A surprise birthday party honored Janet Schaapveld with 20 guests and several local members attended. ITT State President visits Ames. chapter plans and fundraisers discussed. next meeting set for Oct 24 at J Myers residence.
The Rally Day program at Walnut Street Baptist Church unfolds Sunday at 9:30 a.m. with combined Sunday school and worship and promotion for new classes. The event features exercises by Frieda Thomas and others, songs, recitations, and a variety of performances across nursery and beginner departments, with numerous participants and a piano duet, poetry, and a musical number planned.
A play day at the YWCA on Saturday offers games and crafts. A pretend skit mimics TV commercials, with a 9:30 a.m. plunge and a 1:30 p.m. rover session. Girls eight to twelve are invited, bring a sack lunch, with drinks available for a small cost.
Leading sociologists and family specialists will address the Family Mobility in Our Dynamic Society conference opening Monday at Iowa State University. The event runs to Oct. 8 with sessions, panels, and regional experts from Northwestern, Chicago, Minnesota, Sarah Lawrence, and other institutions.
New Boston couple George W. Cunningham of Gladstone and Olive B. Christinsen of New Boston were united in marriage at Eliza Methodist church Tuesday evening in a simple ceremony. Rev. Kenneth Goodall officiated with Alberta Blair and Clarence E. Houck as attendants. Cunningham is a retired heating engineer and carpenter.
Members of the Mesquakie Rock and Crafts club held a Thursday meeting at 7 p.m. at the Se Crist residence 2218 Hershey. The program screened Copper and Changing Ores.
The Wilton Progressive club holds a family night on Tuesday October 1 with a potluck supper at 6 30 p m est followed by social time. The New Era Low meets October 1 at 7 30 p m at Elma Leach home. Sunshire Club gathers at the union hall for a noon potluck lunch members bring covered dishes and own table service.
Linda Weis named campaign manager for Miss Sut homecoming queen candidate Katie Cameron Cedar Rapids. Twenty six Iowa State coeds nominated by both Serenites and Women’s Housing units for the all campus queen title. Candidates will be presented Oct. 5 final voting Oct. 10 and crowning Oct. 11 after the homecoming parade.
Hayes High Association met Thursday evening with President Earl Jones presiding. Father Lenoch spoke on Catholic education and Hayes Catholic High. Bazaar committees announced for publicity, program, hospitality, membership, and school aid, with members including Mrs. Lindsay, Mrs. Webber, Mrs. Shdule, Meg Wessels, Mrs. Pottholl, and others.
Announcement of engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Jennifer Paige of Corona California and Donald Nissen of Atalissa. No wedding will be held on Saturday October 12 at 3 p.m. at West Liberty Methodist Church. Rev Dale Williams to officiate. Nancy Taylor of Muscatine maid of honor. Mrs Vernon Depping of Moscow bridesmaid. Ronald Nissen of Des Moines best man. Vernon Cenping of diascov groomsman.
Burlington Hobby Show planned for October 26 and 27 at the memorial auditorium by the Burlington Hobby club in its fifth year. Exhibitors urged to write to Burlington Hobby Show P.O. Box 533 to request space and be listed in the program. no exhibitor charges and free admission. Exhibitors should have displays ready by 9 a.m. Saturday and remain in place until closing.
A concise reflection on waste, value, and the human impulse to profit. The piece notes that trash changes hands several times, rarely yielding real gain, while many persist in chasing effortless rewards. Abstract, no names or dates.
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